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Choose two years' pictures that would look just as nice upside down.

2004 and 2005

Here they are right-side-up.

Good Morning. 2004 and 2005 would both look nice upside down.

And here they are upside-down.

What great lake and fall pictures today!! Thanks for starting my day off with such awesome shots.

Have a great Monday. Oh yeah, that's an oxymoron, lol!!

Is there such a thing as a "great" Monday??

Every day, is a Great day in the Copper Country.
We will be there in a few weeks.

Mondays do seem to come around faster than Fridays.

Very nice set of pics, especially 2001. I always enjoy a view from Bare Bluff.

2006 works well upside down too.

And then there are some that would just look funky upside down; I know, I stood on my head in my office looking......

Capt...I hope you hope you had something on underneath your kilt :)

Have you voted yet for Copper Harbor's ambulance?
http://www.refresheverything.com/copperharborambulancebarn?utm_source=em

Please vote! :-)

Vote Cast Ms. Marianne!:=)

Still no Spam, cool.

Marty and I will be U.P. & in the woods first week of Oct. if all goes as planned, Keystone Beaver Pond lookout!

UC

All great pictures, today!

The hay fields are slowly disappearing. Everyone has started to get ready for the long winter. We've got plenty of Busch Light, plenty of pizza and lots of DVDs. Thanked all of decidious trees today for their part in this great summer. Also thanked Gitchee Gumee for her breath of fresh air everyday. Only trees we'll be seeing soon are the fir trees. Winter is upon us.

The trees are putting on their majestic display. If you plan on coming UP, make it the first week of October.

Another sad story out of my adopted home-town:

Two local retired firefighters drown

MARQUETTE -- Another difficult day Sunday, for two Marquette families, as they lost loved ones on Lake Superior.

The Marquette County Sheriff's office released the names of the victims in that boating incident near Little Presque Isle Sunday.

The victims are 74-year-old Joseph December, and 72-year-old Neal Green.

Both Marquette men were fishing in the area with their wives off Decembers' 1992 proline 20 foot fiberglass boat, when the boat began taking on water and capsized.

The four of them were thrown into the water. While three resurfaced, December went down with the capsized boat.

The women were rescued by the Coast Guard, but both men drowned.

December and Green were both beloved Captains of the Marquette City Fire Department.

"When the bell went off they were as serious as any fire officer could be. In between the bells they were fun loving. Neal did like to cook, Joe did too, great senses of humor and hearts as big as fire trucks. Just great guys to be around, " remembers Marquette City Fire Chief, Tom Belt.

A viewing will be held Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Saint Peter's Cathedral in Marquette. The funeral will follow at the cathedral.